NCSA College Recruiting Reviews 

We were extremely disappointed with our experience with NCSA. The communication was excessive and unprofessional - we received constant texts reminding us to be prepared and on time for multiple scheduled meetings, only to then receive follow-up messages each time stating that their staff would be late.

As parents of a student-athlete, this sends the completely wrong message. Student athletes are constantly told that punctuality and professionalism are critical when dealing with college coaches and recruiters. If our daughter were late to calls, meetings, or recruiting events, it would absolutely be viewed negatively and could potentially impact opportunities for her future.

It is frustrating and hypocritical for an organization that claims to prepare athletes for the recruiting process to repeatedly fail to model the same level of professionalism and respect for other people’s time. Families rearrange schedules and make these meetings a priority, and we expected the same courtesy in return.

Excellent Coach

Coach Louis is a great resource! Assisting every step of the way in this recruiting process.

If you have a student athlete that is interested in playing at the next level, NCSA opens up doors and communications that you never knew existed. The advice which is received from your assigned coach is invaluable (our coach is, Anthony Behonick). Any question that we have had, Coach Behonick answers quickly and concisely. Great program.

Coach Nusbaum has been fantastic to work with and always accessible!!! It has been a pleasure to work with her..thank you, Gus Schoenborn

The app is clear and intuitive but most of all it is the personal guidance of Ben Wright. He is honest and direct with clear indications on how to continue.

NCSA has been easy (as a parent) to understand and Coach Foster has lead the way if we ever have an questions about where we are and what the next steps should be. Great customer service with NCSA business, recruitment advice and even down to film editing. NCSA has made this recruitment journey much easier for all 4 years of highschool football.

Excellent resource to student athletes. Evan is truly compassionate about his work. He takes the time to listen, give outstanding advice and furthermore, he provides his very honest opinion. Finally, he does not rush, but takes times to collect all details and follow up with best answers. Awesome and very professional.
Thank you

Very informative, helpful and a lot of contact with coaches and camps.

These people are the worst program that i have ever used. they never did anything for my son, the only thing they did is lie about what the offer and how much you will pay. the recruiter that signed us up said you can cancel/stop anytime which is again a lie you must do that within 30 days. will take blame for believing the recruiter and not reading the contract.

I would tell any parent DO NOT SIGN UP it's a scam am

NCSA and its coaches are top notch. We’ve been with NCSA for a few years now and have had a great experience. The trainings are solid and actually helpful, not just surface level. The coaches are dedicated, knowledgeable, and genuinely care about the athletes they’re working with. You can tell there’s real heart behind what they do. We’ve felt supported every step of the way and would absolutely recommend them to families going through the recruiting process.

Seems like a very poorly run organisation with little focus on their clients. I set 2 recruitment meetings of which they were late to one and didn’t show up for the second and being international and due to time differences (& work commitments) I requested a zoom/teams meeting instead of a call which they didn’t really seem to understand and insisted on a conference call (havnt done that in 20years!). Overall their focus should be on their clients they however seem to lack any focus here before signing you up so I can’t imagine it would get better once they have your money.

Great advice and ability to speak from actual experience. The check in calls are always helpful and encouraging.

The coach you get is great,but really other than that,you get little from it. You can email colleges yourself. We have found a lot of the contacts you are given no longer exist. We have been on it two years and had very little contact back from coaches. Definitely not worth the money,just email colleges yourself.

They have a system in place with all the collegiate coaches info and ways to keep track of communication ….so you are not recreating the wheel yourself.

NCSA has been fantastic for our family. They have taken what seems like a daunting process and have guided us well and efficiently along the way. Coach Nicole Scholl has been wonderful to work with and has given us timely and excellent feedback which has created a strong foundation to allow for more advanced navigation through the recruiting process.

I have to say that our NCSA experience has been outstanding. The knowledge, support and guidance that our son's NCSA Coach has provided has allowed him to interact with college coaches, get invited to camps, set up visits with recruiters and admissions in a very short period of time. The opportunity to take classes with our NCSA status as well as schedule meetings with our specific coach prior to key calls, camps and visits has been priceless.
I would highly recommend looking into NCSA for your son or daughter with recruiting.

I wrote all about our experience with this company, which was filled with B.S. THEY REPLIED, asking me to reach out through an email they published. 2 weeks and they NEVER replied to the email THEY told me to email. I've read from others the 6k spent is better than paying 100k+ it normally costs. Typical "American" thing to say. We've told our 3 sons going into 50k or more of college debt is a waste. I don't believe this recruiting agency is worth it. Go for it if you do!

Great people, great advice. Very knowledgeable

We have had great success and a great time getting to know Coach Jim. He gives awesome advice and has a very strong knowledge of the game outside the game in recruiting and placement.